 September 2003 (Questions 81 to 100 of 118) |
Callisto, Europa, Ganymede and Io are 4 of the 16 moons of which planet?
Jupiter |
What is a group of geese called?
A gaggle |
Which common English word was derived fron the Greek for `dip` ,as in `dipping in water` and so on?
Baptise |
What is Macropocide? The death of insects, the killing of kangaroos, or the eating of bats?
The killing of kangaroos |
Which actress is the subject of Terry Johnson`s play `Insignificance`?
Marilyn Monroe |
Which of the following is not the name of a top American football team? Pittsburgh Stealers, Chicago Red Sox or Dallas Cowboys?
Chicago Red Sox |
Which actress plays Kevin Spacey`s wife in the film `American Beauty`?
Annette Bening |
In which city is the `Wailing Wall`?
Jerusalem |
In which European country is the city of Bratislava?
Slovakia |
How many of Henry VIII`s wives had been previously married?
2 |
Debbie Rowe became famous for marrying which music star?
Michael Jackson |
Which element has the chemical symbol Hg?
Mercury |
What is the name of the dog in Enid Blyton`s `Famous Five`?
Timmy |
Who released albums called `Slowhand`, `Behind The Sun` and `August`?
Eric Clapton |
Who directed the film `Aliens`?
James Cameron |
In 1579, the Netherlands achieved independence from which other country?
Spain |
If you were born on New Years day, what would your star sign be?
Capricorn |
Archibald Leach is the real name of which actor?
Cary Grant |
The town of Timbuktu is in which African country?
Mali |
Who invented penicillin in 1928?
Sir Alexander Fleming |
